Great accommodation, amazing food, wonderful hospitality are just some of the benefits that guests to Olonana can look forward to. This small, luxurious retreat offers exceptional game viewing opportunities that guarantees the real safari experience. The great wildebeest migration passes right at the doorstep of Olonana making it the perfect setting to experience this amazing natural wonder.

Tucked in a grove of fever trees looking out across the Ol Pejeta Conservancy at the foot of Mt Kenya is Tambarare Camp. Decked out in blue, white and tan, each of the ten spacious rooms enjoys fabulous views of the plains through floor-to-ceiling windows and from a private veranda. Colourful, comfy seats in the main area are the perfect place to relax after a day spent exploring the conservancy on a game drives, tracking lions, riding horses, cycling or getting up close to the last two northern white rhinos left in the world. 

Located on the pristine Diani beach, Alfajiri Villas are considered one of the Kenyan coast's best kept secrets. The villas are elevated offering breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, wonderful sunrises and a constant cooling sea breeze. As Alfajiri is made up of individual villas, they are perfect for family adventures or romantic getaways. 

Calvin Cottar's family has been running safari's since 1919 since his great grandfather came to Kenya from America, their 1920s camp is the sum of all that experience. Stylish and cool it is the safari camp of your dreams. Squeezed between the Maasai Mara and the Serengeti itself, Cottar’s Camp has an unbeatable location and whether you are with Calvin himself or one of his highly qualified guides, you will find yourself seeing vast numbers of animals and learning about them in fascinating detail.

Perched high up on the Olololoo escarpment, Angama - the name derives from the Swahili for 'suspended in mid air' - lends an extraordinary view across the world renowned Maasai Mara; you can see for hundreds of miles from your tent - whether lying in bed, eating breakfast on the deck or brushing your teeth. Africa is even reflected in the mirrors above the handwash basins in the bathroom. It floods in, none of it's wasted.

Calvin Cottar's family has been running safari's since 1919 since his great grandfather came to Kenya from America, their 1920s camp is the sum of all that experience. Stylish and cool it is the safari camp of your dreams. Squeezed between the Maasai Mara and the Serengeti itself, Cottar’s Camp has an unbeatable location and whether you are with Calvin himself or one of his highly qualified guides, you will find yourself seeing vast numbers of animals and learning about them in fascinating detail.

Named after Elsa the lioness that was made famous by George and Joy Adamson's book and film 'Born Free', Elsa's Kopje is located on Mughwango Hill overlooking the incredibly unique landscape of Meru National Park. The lodge itself is an exciting piece of architecture with suspended wooden walkways and multilevel cottages with private verandas. Each cottage is the ultimate 'room with a view' uniquely designed and crafted, incorporating the natural features of the rocky hillside. The Meru area is bisected by many great rivers that flow down off Mount Kenya and is as a result home to many wildlife species such as the rare Grevy's zebra and the gerenuk. The birdlife here is also fantastic.

In the leafy outskirts of Nairobi, amongst acres of verdant lawn and gardens sits Hemingways Nairobi, a luxurious boutique hotel. The hotel faces west towards the Ngong Hills and the sunset falling behind these majestic hills of the Rift Valley is not to be missed.

The Norfolk is Nairobi's grandest and oldest hotel. Set in mature gardens in the centre of the city, it has been a meeting place and first port of call for generations of travellers to East Africa's spectacular game parks.